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Set in stone or shaky foundations? Why policy certainty makes or breaks cement CCUS investment
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Report summary
CCUS is unavoidable for cement decarbonisation, but policy remains fragmented and uncertain. What can we learn from first-of-a-kind experiences with CCUS subsidy, and what is needed beyond financial support to secure FID?
Table of contents
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Set in stone or shaky foundations? Why policy certainty makes or breaks cement CCUS investment
- The state of Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage
- Canadian CCUS investment held back by carbon market volatility
- Shifting politics leaves US developers exposed
- Stable returns and risk management overcomes high costs in the UK
- From first-of-a-kind to market scale adoption
- References
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Example of emissions of an integrated cement plant with inset showing general source distributionRelative potential contribution of various approaches to overall cement decarbonisation according to industry roadmapsCement production, cement CCUS capacity and CCUS readiness by country
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Impact of TIER price volatility on Exshaw cement plant CCUS project economicsImpact of shifting political environment on Mitchell Cement Plant economicsUK business model support creates favourable economics for Padeswood Cement
What's included
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